Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 19, Number 31, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 August 1877 — Page 7

THE HOKKOKS OF WAK. T,HrlhlKlHiMCIlr t C'Ih'himIhhh A 1'Mtal OHvnlry UhnrRe. I(tliiii Timet) Coiit!Mjomloia. I tiMik the road to Kara ami (loseemledinto tlio valley. There, in iUo of the Kunlieli villages which I him itumtd timing! fur four ilayti, 1 mot with ArHH'iiiniiH. Only through thoir Incrcaso iu dirt "was their nationality recogniza hlc; the inhabitants had all tied. We riulu tilt noon atsonto distance from tliu rteht bank of an allluent of tliu river Kaw, thou crossed to tho loft bank, and aweiuiod several 'stpura of the Knrs Mountains in a woulheily dhootion. Tho stH'wery wan just tho mkiiio as t lint wo had shjh on tho way from Twcliobnu llntle

to Sovm litgl the loft and at Wo rode up and on very had llirUllUII IIHI" PW! Ul BlUMU. TT1II1U IIUIU 1 and there solitary treoa and tho gray roofs of half-subterranean villages wore to be seen. Suddenly wo heard a noise that resembled the thunder of cannon ; wo put spurs to our horses, and when we reached the summit of a ridgo of mountains, after half an hour's ride, a fearful spectacle presented itnelf, Before usour faces were turned to the nortlioaat and on our right (and thus south of whom we stood) extended a plain in which were a few villages, fields and meadows. In tho south the plain is bounded by tho Kara Ischai, while a tributary of the same river Hows through it, and on both sides of the height are the sources of this tributary. I could not learn the names of tho villagos, but Wlioio terrain was surrounueu uy mga mountains furrowed with numerous wa-

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tor courses. j Brown not making the matter satisfacthk kussian position'. torv, .lolin Vount expressed his boyish On the heights in the cast, probably ; indignation at Brown, who resented by atllalgourd and Begly Ahmed, stood j slapping Johnny over, s.ud walked ofV. tho Russian guns and infantry. The 'John reported the aflair to his older smoke, unable to rise from the hvavy at-' brother, Byron, who espoused his quarmosphere, prevented me from cstimat-, rel, and during the evening he and ing the strength of tho force. I should Brown passed some high words. Kach think it amounted to three battalions J knowing tho other's disposition well, and twelve guns; and from the heights and being stout, able-bodied men, they in the southwest some thousand of ' parted and prepared themselves for the mounted Circassians had rushed into the ' next meeting. Brown borrowed a little plains, intending to storm tho Russian four-shot pistol from his friend, James positions. The result of this mad un- Edwards, and Yount, after seeking in dertaking whoovor ordered it deserves I vain for a weapon, finally forced hima tenfold death for his stupidity might I self into .Alexander's store, and took a

Mve oecn loresecn uv any one. and was, unfortunately, witnessed by us. Delayed by rivers, ditches, blocks of rock, and not accustomed to close ranks in attacks, the Circassians presented a confused coil when they came within reach of the Koesian guns, and were decimated; but, in end of commanding a speedy retreat, lk commander (perhaps it was Moussa Pasha) sent the last roservos after them, and not one Circassian voluntarily retired. A few riders almost reached the Huaeian lines, only to fall by well directed shots. It was a massacre such as I have never seen a frightful sacrifice of the lives of foolhardy men ; but yet the climax of tho catastrophe was yet to come. Suddenly one squadron after the other of Cossacks poured over the gorgos in tho Kars Mountains and fell upon the remnant of the Circassians in their flank and roar. The Berdan carbines of the Cossacks appeared to be excellent weapons, as every salvo caused the most dreadful ravages, while the Circassians are spoilt J the new Henry-Martini muskets; they no longer aim so accurately, and instead of economizing their ammunition, as formerly, they waste it. They are like poor people unexpectedly made rich, who do not kow how to make a right use of thoir money, and wasto It uselessly. , PKSKKTS HIS l'OST. I could not await the result of the hattie; tho Cossacks, having approached to within 400 feet of us, would see us. Although there was no danger of their miserable horses boing able to overtako mr powerful ones my dragomen became anxious. In case of our boing taken prisoners he would, as a l'olo, be hangl, ho was certain. On tho other hand, his Polish blood impelled him to lire two shots at tho Cossacks, one of whom fell from his horse. There could, however, he no doubt about tho result of the combatnamely, the complete destruction of the Circassians so wo turned back and rode to this place on a trot. Breaking open the door of tho largest cottage wo kindled a lire, and have made ourselves as comfortable as wo can for tho night. TIIK TURKISH LOSSKS. London TelttKrimh' letter, The !MBJMH.nrfl. t lio 1ititrliiirtho slausrhtor. . vj iiv rui f iiivi v i i JtiHt punishment of tho Circassians, as that exploit is variously called, cauaes a groat deal of controversy and debate, l he lluseians declare that only 100 were Killed. Mukhtar reported first tho loss M ."ty. then of thirty. A German, who professes to havo seen the rilios of the infantry at work on thoso who escaped from the village, describes the daughter of the mountaineers as frlghttl, and said they were mown down like B m tkey galloped into tlw open, y account of the affair was gathenl rom the stAtemeHte of men who oame in here from the nelghlorhood as well p 'fora thoe eople who are invariably lHMseaMo of the latest and most worthy intelligence, and, last of ' Circassian, whom I had questionliii T?1"8 that none of ,Us Iiple wei-e Zx rr.1 l"w 116 nimaeir, as well whof hia countmnen, had saberwla nnarod Russians. Tho Circaaeians umliered 1,000, the Muscovites PSXV0? a'' Monw ii . ,laoPlo who havo no "uerest in magnifying or lessening the

dUaatar, ask, Whom, then, are those Ctrisawianx if they have iioUhhiii killed? There wore 1,(100; there are now not more than MK) or COO; where am the raat? Tb greatest pains are taken to diajcuUe tliu truth, and it is probable that tho exact amount will not ho known. Tim inhabitant, Mussulmans as woll as ChrUtiaiiri, of all tho villain, cordially hating the CircaHtsliuis in congeoiieiiee of thoir cruel and pilfering habits, or coarse and brutal man now, appear vastly pleased at thoir disappearance, and grins instead of wghn invariably accompany any .illusion to ilium. At tho first

account mt of tho affair every otic seemed horror rtiieken, but men's minds have calmed, and although it in tho gcnural i ixmicI that at tlie lowest eomiMitation few Borrow that to the hist mail, for, in fact, quarter is neither given norovpeeted when these ancient enemies meet in arms. . .1... . , " A Duel to the Death. On Saturday last, about dusk, Daniel Brown and Uyroti Yount met at Cropper's and engaged in one of the uiot desperate encounter that ever took place in Shelby County, both parties being killed. Tho particulars are as follows: Daniel Brown, who wa a local reporter for tho Shelby Sentinel, two weeks ago burlesqued through tho Sentinel a younger brother of Vount's, who had had a fight with a younger Terry both boys being Saturday evenburlesqued boy, iper's, and, tak- : ,,:, Mq kc(1 him something in P1, tn Hl arf!,.,n !n ?,, pisioi irom tne private drawer, nuts prepared, the two walked toward each other, and met at the railroad, one on one rail and tho other on the opposite r.-.il. In this position Brown asked Yount when he was ready; Yount replied, "Now," and both tired simultaneously into each other, only five feet apart.' Yount's ball entered Brown's right breast, just below the nipple. Brown's ball entered the lower part of Yount's abdomen, and ranged downward Into the leg. Brown continued to fire, and emptied his four barrels, one ball entering Vount's wrist: auother, entering his right side, ranged around on the outside ; one missed entirely. Yount's pistol refused to revolve, and while under fire he spat on his thumb and endeavored to wrench the cylinder around ; but failing, he closed with Brown, and they pounded and pummeled each other with their pistols until they were parted; they again ran together, and fought until both fell from exhaustion. Whentakcn.apart, Brown's grin was still upon Yount's arm, which had to be loosened by friends forcing open the hands. Both parties were laid upon tho platform, a short distance from each other, and five doctors summoned, but no relief could bo afforded Brown. While lying thus, Yount, it is said, swore at Brown, and said to him if he could only reach him, that he would soon put him out of the way. Brown died at 2 o'clock Sunday mormnsr, and was buried at Pleasurevillo Cemetery on Sunday. Yount linccred until Sunday evonincr. when lie, too, died, after suffering great pain. Brown was a graduate of Emlncnco College, was a member of the Christianburg Baptist Church and was well beloved and respected in his section. Yount was the son of Geonro Yount, a well-to-do and highly respected farmer ot Mieioy county, iranvort (Ay.) Yeoman, Ju y 10. Net That Kind. The Washington Star tells tho following story: Gen. Win. II. French has a facial affection which frequently causes a sudden contraction of the musclos, and gives him the appearance of winking with both eyes at once. On the march to Gettysburg, in tho latter part of dune iw.i, tno (ienorai, accompanied by his staff, road up to a Maryland farmhouse which ho proposed to make his headquarters for the night. Several females appoared at tho door, when (Jen. French inquired: "Ladles, can you accommodate mo and my staff for the night P" at the same time discharging one of his double-barreled winks. The lady of the house started back and casting a frightened look at her companions, turned upon the General, and with all the asperity she could summon, replied : " Sir, you have made a mistake. We are not women of that kind!" Who the said you wereP" roared the General, with another double wink; I am Gen. French, of the Union army, and we simply want, shelter for the night." There was a Bnlggle among some of the General's stair, when lie turned about fiercely and demanded to know who had laughed, threatening to (mt the offender under arrest for his evity. Matters being explained, tho ladies granted him the permission requested.

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A Female KmI at J, KraHON-Hew f HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. She Bathes. ; One of tho most refreshing drinks It has frequently been noticed that in warm weather is lemonade, but the Long Hraueh, of all American watering-; great secret in making it is to use boilplacoa, was free from that vulgar osten- fng water and let it lieeome cool, when tation and loud display which have de- crushed ice can be added, nri ved Newport of much of the popu-; -j'o take grease spot out of carpet, arity w itch it formerly enjoywl. Hem- mlx a Ma in tt' Hn0 of war,t toforoall classes of respectable noople i mtt watcr thoII H(i,i half an ounce of who came here were well treated with- borax, wash the part well with a cloth,

uUU .vp..u m miu biauui mioii )ooks or me length 01 tiieir rent rolls, t in mJiij, mis uim nuirien iuouii ui udging men and women for themselves dging men and women for themselves ia taken such deep root In Lonsr Irauch that all attempts which have jeen made to form class distinctions iiivo eiffnallv failed. At the same time all efforts at vulgar and ostentatious display have been speedily frowned ) down. But, of course, them is no rule without an execution, and Inst now tho ' exception is to Ira found in the person of a young lady from tho neighborhood of WHshington, who, with nC regard foi 1 nubile oninion or srood taste, makes a ridiculous exhibition of herself upon 1 all possible occasions. Durine tho bath ing hour she is particularly conspicuous, and the manner in which she makes her appoaranco is worthy of a shortdoscrintion. Ten or fifteen minutes before the tide is at tho Hood a man servant apnutirs liiHin tlu huAf'h boRrinrr si liicrh i A . . . :rs o" i basket-work structure, having small winnows un uhcu sine, auu iooking, every thing considered, for all tho world like a sentry-box. This he ' places tenderly upon the shore and then retires. Following comes a prettj little 1 i . i . . i i i i .

maid, dressed smartly in a costume of; The following wash will renovate gilt red and blue flannel, and carrying a'framos: Take sufficient Hour of sulnhur

small bundle. With this sho enters a large bathing-house, which is marked " private" in large black letters. In a moment she reappears, and, hastening 1 to tho basket-work sentry-box. seats herself in it. By this time the Idlers on the 1 I. 1 1 Jt I uuncu nave mccuiiiu iuujiu.mcu, uveu cited, by these mysterious performances, anu quite a crowd collects about the sentry-box. Tho little maid holds her j ground manfully, says nothing and looks abstractedly out upon the ocean. When the Interest is at its height and the crowd the largest, act second of the little drama begins. A lady, perhaps 25 years of age, comos down the bluff and enters the large bathing-house. She is dressed elaborately in some soft whito stuff, winch clings to and displays nersnapeiy form to full advantage. She is a beautiful woman, and not a timid one. The stare of tho crowd does not appear to annov her. She is accomnaniea bv a second maid, wearing, in addition to the tlannol suit ot red and blue in wmcn the first one appeared, a dainty French cap of white cambric, and having in her hand a beautifully worked toilet case. She follows the lady into the bathing-house, the door is closed, and tho crowd waits impatiently for tho next scene. They have not long to wait. Soon the lady appears again. This time she is clad in a tightly-fitting bathing suit of navy-blue silk gauze; around her neck is a string of what seem to be real pearls; slippers protect her delicate feet from the hard sand on the beach, and she walks calmly down to the sentrybox. As she does so, it is again noticeable that the crowd has no terrors for her. As sho appears, the little maid gives up the' sentry-box and respectfully stands aside, allowing her mistress to enter. When she is seated a number of fashionably attired young men with weak-whisk rs and eye-glasses hurry up to pay their respects. For a few moments they are graciously received by the lady; then waving them aside, she dashes into the surf with as much calm abandon as she faced the staring crowd. While she is in the water the little maid occupios the sentrybox, but the moment she leaves it both of tho well trained serving-women hurry forward to receive her. With them she returns to the bathing-house, lle-ap-poaring ' shortly afterward, sho again takes her place in tho sentry-box. Here she remains for ten or fifteen minutes surrounded by a number of admirers, and then, leaving tho beach the sentrybox Is removed and the little drama is ended. It may be necessary to state that tho chief performer in it is not an actress. Sho moves in what some peonle would call " the best society." It may also bo necessary to state that tho above is true in every particular. Cor. New York Times. Caster's Death. Indians who were In tho fight on tho Rosebud say that Custer had "gotten off some distance from the fight, with several of his officers, and might havo escaped, when unfortunately, he changed his mind, turned, and ordering a charge, the devoted party rushed upon the Indians with revolvers, shooting down tho astonished savages right and left. Custer killed five himself, when his pistol emptied, and tho foe pressing about him, he closed with a grappling savage, and boating out his brains with the butt, was shot as his victim fell to the ground. This doubtless true story supports tlte theory advanced by military men atilie time of the massacre the idea of some desperate final act receiving support from the position and location of the Koup of bodies about Custer, viz : that, seeing his command annihilated ana fearing to face the consequences or scorning to live when his soldiers lay dead about him, had deliberately rushed to certain death. Soapstone powder is good for chapped hands. Take a bit ofthe stone.and with either a rasp or file, grind it off in a soft powder. For chafing on babies, or galls on horses, it is alike useful and healing. After washing bathe your hands and arms in warm water,to which a little kerosene oil has been added,

Hnd the sroase or dirt spot wilt soon

dimnar Tn tm.vi.nl tlin smiil-o nf u lami T.1.?.'. V, .Vl.T'Vl?' nunn. iiiu vv ilk hi .'liimij; viuujm nun uijr it well before using it. It will then burn , both sweet and pleasant, and give much satisfaction lor tlic trouble in preparing it. In soloetingbeef take that which has grain, wwily yielding to procure, of 11 dai r9 wnooth, with whitish j lf V'0. l0(UI purplfoh and the fat Is letwtlt h P.00? Pof. Grass-fed is the lightest, ox the bost, and next the heifer, For arrosting fermentation in milk r cream, California borax has no equal. One-half thimbleful dissolved in hot water, and put into the milk, will keep it porfectly sweet. It is also good for arrosting taint in meats ; in short, it has a multitude of beneficial uses in tliu household. A tablespoonful of black pepper put in the first water in which eray and bluff i . t -1 1 1 t t .. - imuus are wasucu win Keep mum irum spotting. It will also generally keep the colors of black or colored cambrics, or muslins, from running, and does not harden the water. to trivo a r0ldon timro to about a oint and a half of water, and in this boll 4 or 5 bruised onions, or garlic ; strain off the liquid, and with it, when cold, wash with a soft brush anv srildine- which remil res restoring. o The art of boiling potatoes, nicely After paring, a little more than cover them with boiling water, and cook till just done: turn on the wator; throw on a littlo salt, shake your pot thoroughly, and leave uncovered till roady to ue dished. Even old and poor potatoes soaked a little in cold water, and cook ed m this way, are made quite passable AC Fancy Rlnl Scrolls .In S ttylee, wltli same, M eta CO pottpW. NASSAU CARD CO. , Xaftn.y. Y. $i tt tmzWfJr&zvx IB HIV to Ml! RUBBER STAMPS. Term tre. mtm rai H. 8. Pabbmh. P. O. Box : 3to. 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